Doesn’t make it any less bizarre. Storm out one day and show back up the next. In what other job could that possibly be considered normal behavior???
Could be that there are very few jobs like coaching college football.
Lots of things happen at TCU that may not go on in other places. In my experience we’ve always been a close knit little place that people care about others (where it seems to veer off course with people on this board). I know this is a apocryphal, but my mother died during mid terms during my senior year and I was kind of running around like a chicken with its head cut off. Dr Fay in Mass Communications told me to not to be stupid go home and be with my family. Not only did he talk with all my profs, but went to Dr Moudy. I was given my grades to that point and when we showed up at the funeral, there were flowers and cards from all my teachers and a huge purple floral display from the university. That was almost 50 years ago. I’d like to think that atmosphere is still what TCU is all about. Can you imagine the same happening at big state U? I’ve never forgotten it.
I think his employers didn’t find it a pleasant experience to have to let GP go and have given him a lot of deserved leeway.
GP may not be a perfect human. Few of us come close. He made a lot of money, sure. But I can say from experience that money is not what you think about when someone tells you your not good enough anymore. The man put a sweat and energy into doing his best for TCU and (just my opinion of course) I think we should cut him a little slack.